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NORTH EAST LINCOLNSHIRE – A GREAT PLACE TO WORK, STAY AND PLAY R
ecently, there’s been huge private and public investment announcements for
Grimsby, Cleethorpes and Immingham. Those announcements will bring millions of pounds and hundreds of jobs into the area, building on the success we’re having across energy/renewables, ports, logistics, food and tourism sectors. We are part of the UK’s largest Enterprise Zone with over 200ha of development land across seven sites available. In Grimsby, plans for a proposed new
£20m town centre leisure development by a private developer were recently unveiled. This will see a brand new nine-screen cinema and restaurant complex being built as an extension to the popular Freshney Place shopping centre. The development is expected to generate at least 100 construction jobs at any one time, as well as up to 250 long-term jobs, together with long-term economic investment. A further £570,000 secured from
Government will help accelerate housing development on two key brownfield sites and identify how existing housing stock can be improved. This will also help to kick start
our long term ambition to deliver development along the waterfront and in other parts of Grimsby town centre. The iconic Victoria Mills building was
secured by the council from private ownership. After spending £2.2m on making sure the building was safe, thoughts are now turning to its future use. We’re developing plans with other
...plans for a proposed
new £20m town centre leisure development by a private developer were recently unveiled.
significant organisations to enhance and support the regeneration of the town - Historic England say we’re doing exactly the right thing.
In Cleethorpes, we’ve helped secure
£3.8m from the Coastal Communities Fund to deliver a range of regeneration projects across the resort. We’re bidding for an additional Townscape Heritage grant from the HLF to bring vacant floorspace into use and restore some of the architectural features across some of the Victorian buildings. We are at the heart of the nation’s
seafood industry and the UK centre for offshore wind operations and maintenance. We have the largest port complex by tonnage in the UK. We have a booming tourism sector,
with nearly 10million visitors in 2015, generating more than half a billion in the local economy. Regeneration and growth does not
happen overnight. The role of the council in supporting and enabling local growth - and not necessarily providing it - is recognised and acknowledged not only locally, but on both regional and national scales. Come and be part of it.
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BUSINESS SOARING AT THE HUMBER ENTERPRISE PARK
businesses to both learn and grow side by side. The 79-acre site was officially opened by the Duke of York in March 2017, and offers tenants a saving on business rates of up to £275,000 over a five-year period thanks to its Enterprise Zone status. The park is one of 24 Enterprise
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Zone’s in the UK, putting it at the centre of the Government’s long term economic plan to grow businesses. With some of the lowest rents on modern office and industrial space in East Yorkshire, the site’s significant financial incentives allow its tenants to reinvest the money saved back into their businesses. Thanks in part to these savings,
engineering start-up Rexrob has grown from a workforce of three to 19 since joining in 2014. The company has been
he Humber Enterprise Park in Brough is fast evolving into a hub for ambitious
able to invest in new equipment, and has reached the point it aimed to be at in year six in just two years. Fellow tenant and manufacturer
Cablescan has doubled in size since joining the site in 2013, now employing around 80 people. Aided by the savings it has made at the Humber Enterprise Park, the company has been able to set up its own apprenticeship programme. Dearing Plastics Limited joined in
March 2017, and has been able to create new jobs and invest in production line machinery. Director, Andy Harris, said: “Customers are impressed the minute they step on site. The image of our business has been elevated significantly”. The park is managed by Citivale, a
developer that actively encourages businesses to collaborate. Managing Director James Appleton Metcalfe noted
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that “The most successful parks we own or work on are the ones where the tenants interact with each other.” He added that his goal was “To create
an environment that is not just a place to work, but also a creative environment, an environment where businesses learn and grow from each other.” The Humber Enterprise Park’s
community is indeed benefitting from collaboration. The site’s largest tenant BAE Systems works closely with a number of businesses on site. BAE Systems’ Deputy Site Director, Chris Hitchcock, said working in close proximity with its suppliers “Has enabled us to build good relationships and delivered tangible benefits of efficiency.” If you’d like to join Humber Enterprise
Park’s growing community, visit
www.humberenterprisepark.co.uk
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